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lockout

[lok-out] / ˈlɒkˌaʊt /




NOUN
work stoppage
Synonyms


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He returned after the lockout ended last March but couldn’t find a comfortable swing.

From Los Angeles Times

That will come with a blue check mark after they’ve checked your ID and something desperately needed by everyone on Facebook: access to real-human customer service to deal with rampant account lockouts and hacker takeovers.

From Washington Post

The fifth-year manager said he's been impressed with how his players prepared during the lockout's uncertainty, and that knowledge will figure into his calculus for when he'll insert his starters into spring training games.

From Fox News

The fifth-year manager said he’s been impressed with how his players prepared during the lockout’s uncertainty, and that knowledge will figure into his calculus for when he’ll insert his starters into spring training games.

From Seattle Times

And even an appreciation that in the end, the lockout ended in time to preserve a full season.

From Seattle Times